Executive Search Services

Services

  • Establish the Search Timeline

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  • Determine Selection Criteria

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  • Advertise the Vacancy and Assist with Executive Search Services

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  • Screen applicants

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  • Select the Finalist

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  • Check References

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  • Establish Professional Relationships

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  • Superintendent and Charter School Executive Director Transition Plan

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  • Interim Executive Search Assistance

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Executive Vacancies

 

OSBA Executive Searches – listed by closing date

 

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Searches Conducted by Member Districts – listed by closing date

 

 

Please contact Jenn Nelson at jnelson@osba.org for more information.

Interested in Posting a Job on OSBA’s Website?

If you would like to post a job vacancy on our website please email the posting (in Microsoft Word) to Jenn Nelson at jnelson@osba.org . Postings are $350 each and will be published within three to four business days, they will remain posted until the closing date.

Interested in Interim Superintendent Positions?

If you are interested in serving as an interim superintendent in Oregon and would like OSBA to share your resume with boards in need, please contact Jenn Nelson at jnelson@osba.org.

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